Account-first Instagram post collection and local media management for Windows.
Overview | English | Korean | Chinese | Japanese
| Area | Detail |
|---|---|
| Platform | Windows desktop |
| Main user | Non-technical staff managing public Instagram account content |
| Storage | Local SQLite database and account-based download folders |
| Current scope | Internal-use collector, feed checker, and downloaded-post manager |
- Works with public Instagram account content only; do not use it for private, unauthorized, or client-sensitive data.
- Stores app settings, SQLite tracking data, thumbnails, and downloaded media locally on the user's Windows machine.
- Does not store Instagram passwords.
- Does not implement upload/post automation.
- Public demos and screenshots should use sanitized accounts and captions.
- Platform access can be rate-limited or blocked by Instagram; the tool does not claim to bypass platform limits.
Latest release: BIGLOADEB v0.1.0
Windows ZIP:
Release artifacts should be distributed through GitHub Releases, not committed into the source tree.
The account-first screen is the main entry point for checking feeds and downloaded posts.
View demo walkthrough
- Run
dist\IGPostController.exe. - Select
Accountsfrom the left navigation. - Click the
Feedbutton on a registered account row. - Select
Downloaded Postsfrom the left navigation. - Check the saved post card for its thumbnail, caption,
Download again, andDeleteactions.
python -m venv .venv
.venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1
pip install -r requirements.txt
python -m ig_post_controller- English README
- Korean README
- Chinese README
- Japanese README
- Portfolio case study
- GitHub metadata note
BIGLOADEB is best presented as an internal workflow/case-study project unless all account details, private posts, client references, and staff workflow data are sanitized.